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Showing Evidence Rubric
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| Statement of Claim |
My claim is stated in one clear, concise, descriptive sentence. |
My claim is stated clearly in one sentence. |
My claim is stated in more than one sentence or in a confusing manner. |
My claim is incomplete. |
Amount of Evidence
Goal:
5 to support claim
3 to counter claim |
The amount of evidence I gathered exceeds the goal.
I used effective argumentation to support and refute my claim. |
The amount of evidence I gathered meets the goal.
I used argumentation to support and refute my claim. |
The amount of evidence I gathered is below the goal.
I used little argumentation to support or refute my claim. |
I gathered little or no evidence.
I did not effectively use argumentation to support or refute my claim. |
| Evidence Explained and Analyzed |
I selected quotes from text and explained them appropriately and fully.
I thoroughly analyzed the evidence to make sure it supports my claim. |
I selected quotes from text but only partially explained them.
I analyzed the evidence to make sure it supports my claim. |
I selected some quotes from text but did not explain them.
I attempted to analyze the evidence, but the evidence does not effectively support my claim. |
I did not select or explain quotes.
I did not analyze the evidence. |
Evidence Citations
Form:
Page #
Column #
Paragraph # |
My citations are complete and accurate. |
My citations are mostly complete and accurate. |
My citations contain many errors. |
My citations are incomplete, incorrect, or missing. |
| Conclusions |
My conclusions reflect a clear and logical interpretation of quality evidence. |
My conclusions are based on facts and evidence. |
My conclusions use no facts or evidence. |
My conclusions are missing or unrelated to the evidence. |
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